Hello Our last stop in Argentina is Iguazu. And we reckon we've saved the best for last. The Bus from Cafayate to Tucuman took 6 and a half hours to go 230km, it literaly stopped at every stone hut along the way. Tucuman was godd for what we saw of it/ the inside of the bus station, it was pouring rain as well. While we were there we found a camping shop where we bought camping mats- we slept in our sleeping bags on the ground (in a tent) at Cafayate. Then it w...

Hey Guys Cafayate now. It took 4 hours to get here from Salta, the road went along the Quebrada de Cafayate, which is where our bike ride was the next day. We got to Cafayate, again got accosted by a heap of representatives from hostels. We went and had a look at the biggest one, then we said we might camp, so they took us to a different hostel and showed us the backyard. We said no, we'd rather stay somewhere where there are actually other people camping. So we...

Hey Guys Well this is the entry for Salta, north west Argentina. Having a much better time now. We stayed in Salta for 3 nights, the weather was all perfect. The first thing that happened when we got to the bus station was we got pounced on by representatives from 5 different hostels who all wanted us to stay at their place. We didn't have anything booked, so we went with the first guy, the BBQ tht he said he was having sealed the deal. It was a nice enough plac...

Hey Everyone We wanted to put in an entry for Mendoza. If you really like wine- come here. If not stay the hell away. As far as places go its not that bad- it has a zoo and a mountain that you can climb for a good view of the city. It also has a pretty good shopping mall where you can buy cameras and pepper spray. How do we know this? well we had our camera stolen. We were in Mendoza for three days. Day 1: Climb hill in morning for view, go back to hostel to ma...

Hi Everyone We decided to put Cordoba city off for now and go an hour down the road to Carlos Paz. Its a mini Las Vegas, has a hotel in the shape of a pyramid, mini tourist train and its pride and joy is a cookoo clock in the middle of town. But the reason we´ve come here is that a friend of our Spanish teacher (hi Rosa) lives here and we are able to visit here. I think we´ve learnt more Spanish today than in a month of lessons, and our brains hurt f...